Maryland Medical Malpractice Law Firm

As patients, we place our utmost trust in our Doctors and their medical staff. If a medical care provider has made a medical mistake that has caused serious injury to you or to a loved one, I can help.

I understand the urgent questions that need to be answered and I can offer you the guidance, professional care, and legal representation during this traumatic time.

The result of the Doctor’s negligence can cause tremendous medical bills and lost wages, as well as permanent injury or most tragically, the loss of a family member. I am dedicated to helping the victims of medical negligence.

As a victim of medical negligence, there is no cost for receiving medical treatment and legal representation. Medical Negligence cases are handled on a contingency basis, which means that the Insurance company that pays for the injuries, damages and losses in the case, will pay for the medical treatment, related expenses and attorney’s fees, and you will be compensated and made whole for the negligence of the medical care provider who caused the injuries.

If you or a family member has been injured as a result of medical malpractice, you may be entitled to significant monetary compensation. Call me directly at 410-983-3022 and I will discuss, review and evaluate your case with you at no charge, or contact me by completing the Free Attorney Consultation box on this page.

In Maryland, when a doctor or other health care provider agrees to diagnose or treat a patient, he or she has assumed a duty of care toward that patient. The definition of “Medical Malpractice,” also known as “Medical Negligence,” is negligence committed by a health care provider whose performance of duties deviates from the standard of care of those with similar training and experience, which results in medical injury to a patient.

“Medical injury” means injury or death resulting from rendering health care or failing to render health care. Therefore, Medical Negligence in Maryland occurs when there is:

1. a negligent act by a Doctor or other health care provider which results in injury to the patient;

2. an omission or failure to act by a doctor or other health care provider resulting in injury to the patient.

Injury from Prescription Drugs, such as drug overdoses, failure to recognize drug allergies or improper use or combination of drugs.

Cases also arise against hospitals and other health care institutions for improper care, such as nursing care neglect or abuse, problems with medications, as well as against the Local, State or Federal agencies that operate the hospitals and medical facilities.

Read the sections below to get more information on the issues that arise in medical malpractice cases and to get answers to your questions and concerns related to these types of cases.